CALC.PIDs

[EagleMark]

In Scantool, Edit, Default Customer details and fill it in.

[COONDOG96]

I have done that 5 or 6 times but its allways blank when I go to do the next log. If I forget the log is junk all zeros.

In Scantool, Edit, Default Customer details and fill it in.

[EagleMark]

Hmmm.. I had that issue and I thought that was the fix? It may be differant PIDS selected, I always use one PID file now and don't have the issue anymore.

What data are you missing that this is needed for? IIRC if it was done to % CC or displacment was needed but if done to VE it was not... Joe will be up soon to help.

[joecar]

I avoid engine displacement altogether by using [g*K/kPa] for VE units... (I completely avoid [%] units).

[joecar]

i.e. goto Edit->Properties and set the VE units to g*K/kPa


and in the scantool, use the CALC.VET/VEN pids with units g*K/kPa (abbreviated "VE").

[COONDOG96]

THANKS DID THAT NOW IT ALL BETTER!!! Here are my last to logs open for all advice I know that I probly have something set wrong. The truck seems to be running better but still getting KR when I roll into it at low RPMs. Trying to get it close so I can take it to the dinno to get the final timing and boost right without taking all day$$$$$$$ Thanks again.

i.e. goto Edit->Properties and set the VE units to g*K/kPa


and in the scantool, use the CALC.VET/VEN pids with units g*K/kPa (abbreviated "VE").

[COONDOG96]

logs

[EagleMark]

I avoid engine displacement altogether by using [g*K/kPa] for VE units... (I completely avoid [%] units).

i.e. goto Edit->Properties and set the VE units to g*K/kPa


and in the scantool, use the CALC.VET/VEN pids with units g*K/kPa (abbreviated "VE").

Ah! Now I remeber when you told me the same thing!

[joecar]

lol.

[Blacky]

The default engine size (and other vehicle specific data) can be entered under customer details for each unique VIN.
i.e. Edit->Default Customer Details.

Regards
Paul